Arin Wolfe (arinwolfe) wrote in little_details,
Arin Wolfe
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Legal guardian takes child.

Time peridod: modern
location: USA
THigns googled: Leagau guaradian gets child, what happens to a child when the parent dies.

Okay so i know that if both parents die and a legal guaridan is estabished, the guardain gets the kid(s).

My question is how does this process happen? are they just sent ther on their own with a sticker like in Holy and Ivy? or does the guardian have to pick the kid up?
Tags: usa (misc), ~custody & social services
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